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(Table: Exercise and Utility) Look at the table Exercise and Total Utility.The table shows Marta's total utility from hours of exercise at the gym.The principle of diminishing marginal utility is seen:
A.nowhere, as marginal utility is always increasing.
B.immediately, when Marta exercises from the very first hour and beyond.
C.when Marta exercises between the first and second hours.
D.when Marta exercises more than two hours.
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